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Posted On: 11/25/2020
By: Stanley Fistick
A: No sir, non-corrosive as any American-made brass-cased ammo!
Posted On: 11/9/2020
By: Brandon Perry
A: Thanks for reaching out Brandon! Apart from being unsuitable for handloading, a steel case has two major drawbacks. Both stem from steel being less elastic than brass. First, because this round's case doesn't expand as well to seal the chamber during ignition, it will permit more carbon fouling into your rifle's action. Second, because a steel case can deform during ignition and not return to its original dimensions, you may experience more failures to extract. These are tradeoffs you accept when you save money with steel cases.
As to whether this ammo will mess up your rifle, I think you ought to be fine. Some shooters dislike bimetal jacketed bullets because they believe they wear out a barrel faster, but I have not personally noticed this issue. That's really everything you ought to know before you order this ammo!
Posted On: 12/20/2018
By: Ken
A: This ammunition despite being a soft point, still has a bi-metal bullet, and will attract a magnet.
